Procedural cleanup technique for determination of phthalate esters in an aquatic environment

Part 1 (in the previous issue of the journal) dealt with energy from marine algal forms, while part 2 is concerned with their economics and environment. Aquaculture has become well implanted, particularly in Asia where it has led to economic success. It has gained a good foothold in Europe, while lagging behind in the United States. Algae can, apparently, play a larger role in industrial and energy needs. There is, however, another aspect of algae culture and utilization: environmental concern has been voiced, motivated by both cultivation and natural proliferation.